smartEn issued a reply to the public consultation on the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), highlighting the unique opportunity it represents to improve the energy performance of buildings and unlock their demand-side flexibility potential so that
The Electrification Alliance published a joint Position Paper for the Fit for 55 Package, which highlights key asks for the European Commission around the topics of: Carbon pricing and energy taxation, Renewable energy, Energy system efficiency, Electrification of buildings, and
Before the launch of the Fit for 55 Package, the Coalition for Higher Ambition published a joint letter urging EU decision-makers to ensure that the upgraded climate and energy legislation increases the EU’s climate ambition to the highest possible level
smartEn, together with other 16 European business associations, send a joint letter to high-level representatives of the European Commission, calling for the increase of system efficiency by activating the demand-side flexibility of end-users in the “Fit for 55” Package.
In a joint effort with eu.bac, smartEn co-drafted a letter supported by 10 other partner organisations calling for a harmonised deployment of the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI), following the common EU methodology recently published by the European Commission.
smartEn published its new position paper, Presenting the Value of Flexible Buildings | smartEn Q&A Paper, to explain what flexible or active buildings are and outline the benefits for their occupants, the energy system, and society as a whole.
smartEn issued a letter to the European Commission’s Regulatory Scrutiny Board urging for the proper recognition of the value of demand-side flexibility and consumer empowerment to the cost-effective decarbonisation of Europe in its evaluation of the Impact Assessments for the
We are thrilled to welcome Grid Singularity to the smartEn membership! Grid Singularity is an awarded, open source energy technology startup, placing the individual and the environment at the centre of the energy market by developing the energy exchange engine
smartEn officially launched on the 31st of March a brand new internal working group, the Digital Agenda Task Force, Chaired by Laurent Schmitt, former Secretary-General of ENTSO-E and current Head of Utilities & European Developments at dcbel . smartEn’s Digital Agenda Task
smartEn submitted to the European Commission its first contribution in view of the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
